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Hungry souls and righteousness in the Sermon on the Mount
The essay frames hunger and thirst after righteousness as the mark of the living soul, contrasting it with the dead or worldly life. It uses Ruth as a model of holy hunger, contrasts Naomi and Orpha, and argues that only those quickened by Christ will hunger for God and be filled, while the natural man remains unable to attain divine righteousness.
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A. N. Kellogg News A
Chicago
Jesus
Son of
God
David
Nazareth
Jerusalem
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Christ Jesus
Belshazzar
Babylon
Daniel
Peter
Ehou
Roosevelt
Washington
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Egypt
Moses
Dvorce
Jacob
Heaven
Ruth
Christ
Moab
Nozmi
Naomi
Lot
Sodom
Ilim
Grpha
Orpha
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